An amazing finger crack in a dihedral that you will wish was longer!

 Look for this iconic arching left facing dihedral at the Inversion Wall. The climbing is hard as soon as you start and doesn't really let up. Tech your way up the corner placing small gear to a set of anchors. There is a fixed piece in the middle that is presumably from the FA party. The upper finger crack stays wet for a couple of days after a rain.

Black Bug (aka The Dihedral)

The Unhedral (aka Ladybug)

Aretection

Climb a lieback seam past some gear to the first bolt.  Make big long moves up the arete past bolts to a tree anchor.

Twenty-five feet of jumbled moderate climbing to a ledge is followed by twenty feet of thrutching in a stellar bulbous finger to hands to wide crack.  After sorting out the overhanging section (height dependent), an awkward hand, a key ring lock, and thoughtful feet will move you through the crux to an amazing hand jam that unlocks the rest of the route.  Finish at the ledge.  If desired, add a little spice by slinging the anchor long and trending left to another short finger crack that ends atop the boulder.  Tackle The Unhedral.

 First cleaned up, TR'd by Tyler and Tom.

This is a small wall with two classic trad climbs named because the two climbs are the inverse of each other. The Dihedral shouldn't be missed. The wall faces SW and is a good place to start on warmer days or finish on colder days.

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Routes in Inversion Wall